snikch

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   by snikch 10y ago

   I think you're missing the point of the 'serverless' part, as Kong still requires you to have a dedicated server to run it. One of the early stage benefits of the serverless architecture and AWS's api gateway is that you
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   by snikch 10y ago

   Yep ^ This is what I often do too. Simple, but effective.
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   by snikch 10y ago

   Your #1 isn't correct. Collaborators don't count as a seat if they don't have access to a private repo. > These users do not fill a seat: Outside collaborators with access to only public repositories https://git
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   by snikch 11y ago

   Typo on Original Assignee? "Correlated Megnetics Research, Llc."
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   by snikch 11y ago

   I feel the same problems with scaffolding / boilerplate, but I'm not sure I want to bring in Ruby / Cucumber to run my acceptance testing. These are just as easily written in Go too. Liking all the rest :ok_hand:.
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   by snikch 11y ago

   My favourite bit of this article was where they pad the struct to move each field onto separate cpu cache lines and see a 15% speed increase.
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   by snikch 11y ago

   Quick note on 3.b - Go 1.5 didn't introduce cross compilation, that's been around for much longer.
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   by snikch 11y ago

   I think you meant to comment on https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10069521
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   by snikch 11y ago

   If it enables a start up to grow without having to worry about scale, I don't think so. You could say the same of a lot of the technologies in a cloud provider. At the end of the day, if you want to take advantage of the speed to marke
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    by snikch 11y ago

    IMO this sums up one of the biggest benefits with Go, and unfortunately goes against your own point. There's no need to know about a variety of community built tools, or what's the "best solution" in language X - the std
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    by snikch 12y ago

    I'm not 100% sure on this, could you only delete albums for users who had given access to your app, or was it any user at all?
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    by snikch 12y ago

    This is a really hard question. It's also the reason my product never took off. I've got ~50 loyal customers who love the platform and send millions of emails a week but I never found a co founder to come along for the journey. I
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    by snikch 12y ago

    You use a rack middleware to handle static files, which is how Rails handles it by default. So, unless I'm completely mistaken (which I may well be), this should work just fine?
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    by snikch 12y ago

    Current is most definitely != latest. Current means any model that is still in production and being sold, although admittedly for some manufacturers those two things don't usually align, Apple has a tendency to remove models immediatel
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    Hundreds of Dropbox passwords leak online in alleged hack(thenextweb.com)

    47 points by snikch 12y ago|18 comments
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    by snikch 12y ago

    While elastic search queries ARE verbose (we've clocked up a query 23 levels deep in our app), the first example stated here is unnecessarily verbose. He's using a `bool should` query, with only one value in it. A `bool should` is
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    by snikch 12y ago

    I find your response to be really arrogant. Postman is an easily installed Chrome extension that can be supplied to everyone on your team, regardless of skill level. Requiring a cli isn't as easy as a one click install - there's d
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    by snikch 13y ago

    I had a look at doing this myself recently to do iPhone -> Laptop transfers. Does this work for mobile -> desktop? I didn't think that WebRTC was available on mobile safari and therefore wouldn't work.
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    by snikch 13y ago

    I have an interesting question. Currently my AUD$ balance is displaying as $0. However in December and Febrary I had asked to withdraw $1,000 and ~$400 to my Australian bank account. Those transfers were taken from my balance, but merely sa
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    by snikch 13y ago

    Both are. https://twitter.com/pjhyett/status/89064336454201346
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    by snikch 13y ago

    If you're getting an error "The crypto field is required", I got that when trying to enter a dollar value but no BTC value. Enter 0 for BTC.
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    by snikch 13y ago

    3. is the most important there. The other questions could be speculatively answered. But there's no way to explain a 20M imbalance without some sort of criminal negligence, which would make any sort of rebrand / relaunch absolutel
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    by snikch 13y ago

    I believe that would be the point of <meta http-equiv="X-Frame-Options" content="deny">
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    by snikch 13y ago

    What do you do for directives that are shared across your whole app?
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    by snikch 13y ago

    While I love Angular, I feel the author is wrong on a few things. It doesn't provide a way to structure your codebase, that's still up to you… directives.js isn't going to scale at all. That's also one of the things I lo
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    by snikch 13y ago

    We needed this for our site. You can add as many 'domains' as you like, each with their own plan. Instead of creating a new customer + subscription we hacked together a way that each customer gets a unique 'plan', which
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    by snikch 13y ago

    Sigh, I cringe even remembering this one. We were storing payment details sent from a PHP system into a Ruby system, I was responsible for the sending and receiving endpoints. Everything was heavily tested on the Ruby end but the PHP end wa
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    by snikch 13y ago

    And the write-up from the author: http://www.sitepoint.com/css3-pong-insane-things-to-do-with-...
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    HTML5 Pong with 0 lines of javascript(cssdeck.com)

    5 points by snikch 13y ago|1 comments
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    by snikch 13y ago

    I think the operating profit for Oct[1] should have a negative in front of it. [1] https://mediacru.sh/transparency/2013-11-01-Financial-summar...